The Spring Arbor baseball team split the away series against the Grace College Lancers on April 4. They won the first game, 4-1 extending their win streak to 8. The Lancers took game two defeating the Cougars 4-3.
The Cougars carried their momentum from the weekend’s wins against Marian University in their home stand against the Grace College Lancers. They would win both games, 11-3 and 2-0. Jerry Ferris and Greg Blanco would pitch complete games. Ferris would give up three runs on six hits in game one while Blanco gave up noRead more
On behalf of the staff at “The Pulse” and the rest of the student body, I would like to thank you for your dedication to Spring Arbor University over the past five years.
Joining the March Madness phenomenon It’s the culmination of everything that college basketball teams work for and the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s National Tournament. It’s March Madness. There’s a reason it’s called March Madness. Sixty eight teams make it to the “postseason”—more than any other sport. It’s chaos, Cinderella stories, massive upsets and dramatic wins.
For the past two weeks, three pairs of students campaigned to become the 2013-2014 president and vice president of the Spring Arbor University (SAU) Student Government Association (SGA). The candidate pairs were Ty Davis and Tiara Bennett, Steven Hlatky and Rachel Bogues and Alex Mace and Ali James. Students cast votes on Monday and Tuesday,Read more
[carousel] The Spring Arbor men’s basketball team played Cincinnati Christian University in the first round of the playoffs in the NAIA tournament. The event happened on the campus of Spring Arbor University in the field house. Game time was 7 p.m. Photos were taken with a Canon 60D.
I was in elementary school when I hit bottom for the first time. No child wants to sit down with his or her parents and sibling and hear, “Your dad and I won’t be married anymore.” They would explain it in the simplest terms to allow my young brain to grasp the concept of divorce.Read more
Preview of SAU baseball season Every day is a new opportunity. You can build on yesterday’s success or put its failures behind and start over again. That’s the way life is, with a new game every day, and that’s the way baseball is. – Bob Feller Spring Arbor University baseball, under the coaching of SamRead more
It’s the start of my final semester here at Spring Arbor University. It is also the start of my last three issues as editor. What lies ahead is scarier than I imagined – deciding what jobs to apply for and what graduate school to attend. There are moments where I feel unprepared for the nextRead more
At the end of January, the Baseball Writer’s Association of America failed to elect any members to the Baseball Hall of Fame. The next day, the front page of the sports section on “The New York Times” only had the headline, “Welcome to Cooperstown.” The rest of the page was blank until an article aboutRead more
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This is the screenplay created for the A Player to Be Named Later video. It was written by Michael Gearhart and Katie Wheeler with help from myself.